 Paul Bullock - 18.05.2010  Presidence, the eighth full-length release from New York improvisational stalwarts Excepter is a two disc, 2.2 hour extravaganza that swings wildly fr...
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| ScienceIsLove - 06.05.2010 Perplexed is what I feel after listening to the latest album, 'Presidence', by the six-member improvisational electronic and vocal group, Excepter. To...
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Matthew Blackwell - 30.03.2010  An English professor of mine once likened the work of Ben Jonson to French cuisine. You cannot change the recipe for a great French chef. Each dish is...
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Alex Baker - 15.03.2010  Presidence has been referred to as Excepter’s eighth album in as many years; however the suggestion that this two hour double CD collection of 'live p...
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| Bowlegs - 23.02.2010 First things first, Excepter do not pander to your musical needs. They do not concern themselves with time, perfection or structure; and after eight a...
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| Marc Masters - 19.02.2010 Through a steady stream of albums, EPs, podcasts, and even a double-album mix of podcasts, Brooklyn's Excepter have honed a sound both recognizable an...
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| Jonathan Dean - 18.02.2010 The music of Excepter is one of the pricklier propositions of the Brooklyn noise scene, offering no easy foothold for those attempting to tune into th...
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| Ian Mathers - 17.02.2010 “In many ways, we’re fundamentally an anti-social band.”—John Fell Ryan, ExcepterListening to Excepter I either feel less human, or like e...
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| Bryon Hayes - 17.02.2010 Former No-Neck Blues Band member John Fell Ryan and his colleagues in Excepter have been honing their feverish brand of synthesizer symphonies since e...
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| Mason Jones - 11.02.2010 For some time now, Excepter?s modus operandi has been to release vast quantities of material, much of it live recordings and extended jams via their p...
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